Hypermedia applications offer users the impression that there are many meaningful ways to
navigate through a large body of information nodes. This rich link structure not only creates …

Table 1 illustrates the usefulness of the RMM approach for design and development of
hypermedia applications. The two axes representing the structure and volatility of the …

Hypertext has quickly become an established paradigm in the design of information
systems. The success of products in the software market, evident benefits as reported by …

Hypermedia is often described as nodes of information with links between them, suggesting
the conceptual model of a graph. A broader definition is a system of nodes of information …

This work proposes an engineering approach for adaptive hypermedia applications.
Adaptive hypermedia applications are user-centred systems that are based on the …

My research interest in adaptive hypermedia originates from a project on distance learning,
in 1998, when I visited the Computer Science Department of the University of Amsterdam …

This paper presents a taxonomy for open hypermedia systems. The purpose of the Flagl
taxonomy is manifold:(1) to provide a framework to classify and concisely describe individual …

There are few hypermedia applications within business and industrial organizations. It is
argued that this phenomenon is rooted in the concept of hypermedia applications as stand …

Many important issues in the design and implementation of hypermedia system functionality
focus on the way interobject connections are represented, manipulated, and stored. A …

This chapter focuses on the use of intelligent agents in on-line learning environments in
which educational organizations can equip students with lifelong learning skills for today's …